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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-06-25
" COOK BUGGIEs


My first carload for this season are here
This is the beginning of my twelfth season.
| have sold over $50, 900 worth of COOK
BUGGIES. can now sell you full steel
axle, double collared steel spindle and steel
tire, with either Brewster or Timpkin Springs,
Piano Box, for sos. Dayton Wagons, all
hand made, for Sl17.50. Road Carts, for one
person, S2S. Road Carts for two persons,
$34. Harness, hand made, SlS per set
Harness, partly hand and partly machine,
from Sl3 to $50 per set.
Will sell Buggies under the following guar.
antee for one year: If you break spring
will give you new one, If you break an
axle will pay for mending it, or if you burst
trie will pay for mending it with fair usage.
Come and see this lot of Buggies. There is
not scratch on them. Each one was boxed
separately in the car. Come any day of the
week except Thursday.
r. C. MATTHEW'S,
apl9 If Main ST., Westminster, near R. R.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-06-25

VIII visit the following places:
Union Bridge.-1st Wednesday and Friday
following of each month.
Neu Rlndsor.-2d Wednesday and Friday
following of each month.
Tdnegfopn-Next to the last and the last
Friday in each month, remaining until Satur-
day evening.
One of the firm can always be found in the
Office. sep 23-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-06-25
HARVEST IS COMING.

Harvest with the Osborne Machines, Bind
ers, Mowers and Reapers. We have the only
pe5~ RIGHT.HAND BINDER
Made. Over 400 of our Steel Frame Binders
in use in Carroll county, proving them to be
the best in the world. Our No. Mower has
no equal. We can sell cheaper and give bet
ter terms than any other house.
Binder Irvine! Binder Irvine |!
Wholesale and retail. Special prices in large
quantities to the trade. We sell the best
WIND ENGINES, PUMPS, RAMS AND
PIPE. ESTIMATES AND SURVEY
TAKEN FREE.
We guarantee all work. Wholesale and retail
dealers in
Agricultural = Implements,
Studebaker Wagons, Domestic Sewing Ma
chimes, Buckeye Pumps, &c.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR RUSSELL &
cos. ENGINES, THRESHERs, SAW
MILLS AND MILL MACHINERY.
SEED. SEED. SEED.
Timothy, Clover, Alsike Clover, White Clo
yer, Lawn Grass, Orchard Grass.
MILLET. MILLET.
HUNGARIAN. HUNGARIAN.
pay SEED OF ALL KINDS.
We guarantee our patrons satisfaction, and
desire to continue dealing with them.
R00P Il ZILE,
% W. Main St.,
iull If Westminster, Md.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
2 MINNEAPOLIS

slerpnla.
Bawi tn nasz dobrze znany
obywa.el Kociemski j przywiozf re
SODA kilka namer6w obrzydliwego
Kropid1a, co pierwszy a nam sic
do reki dostafo.
Litowalismy sic mad wyrodne-
mi synami, czytajac owe paszk-
vile ma Zviazek Narodowy Polski,
ktory przeciez jest najlepszem to-
warzystwem poiskiem tn W Anne.
ryce, DO jest W MIN pomoc bratnia,
a drugie prowadzi ludzi do os-
wiaty, by nasi bracia Polacy ME
zawsze pozostali W takiej ciemnocie.
Skoro lud nasz wzrosnie w os-
wiate, to ME pozwoli sic tax obdzie
rae wilkom W baraniej skorze, jak
to sic tn stato pred paru laty,
kiedy to jegomosG Chicago ME.
m%ifosiernie, niby W imie Boga, zfupi}
polskie domy. Wszystx o mi powie.
dziat Czech z Pragi, ktory wowczas
tn przebywaf, ale ME chce mi sic
skandalami dalej plamid polskiego
imienia. Prawdopodobnie ow do
brodziej nalecaf takte do tzw.
praktycznych katolikow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
POdztekOwanie.
Chicago, l sierpnla, 81 r.

Chicago, l slerpnla, 81 r.
ia Maryanna Kur, wdowa pc
s. P. Andrzeju Kurze, cz}onku CRU
Ply Zwiazkowej Towarzystw o
S iewu sw. Trolley W Chica-
go, sk}adam niniejszem publicznie
podziekowanie Szanownemu RIA
dowi Centralnemu Zwiazku Marc
dowego Polskiego ora wszystkim
Braciom Zwiazkowym "a wyp}ace-
ME mi posmiertnego W kwocic $500.
Raczcie przyjac, Szanowni Pa
movie, me najszczerszc ~zyczenia,
ably Bog }askawy zla} obfte }aski
tax ma ca}y Zwiazck, jake tel i ma
kazdego 2 osobna, j poblogosfawi}
mas W piracy narodowej.
w smutku pograzona wdowa
Maryanna Kun 539 Noble Str.
Czicago, LII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
CHICAGO
s sierpnia

W piatek o godzinie wpof
do 9tej wieczorem skonczy}
sic process przeciw przerie-
w;erczym komisarzom powia-
towym, ktory trivial 5 tygo-
dni i 2 dni. Szesciu oskar-
Aonych skazanych zostafo
ka4dy ma diva lata domu
karnego (penitentiary), a mia
nowicie: Adam Ochs, Michael
Leyden, Harry A. Varnel,
John E. Van Pelt, Daniel j..
Wren i Michai Wasserman.
Nadto skazan1 zostali. j..
Nc earthly, Richard M. Oliver,
Chris Casselman i Chris Cells
kaady ma kare pienie2na W
kwocie 1000. dol.
Skazanych ma dom karny
natychmiast napowrot .odpro-
wadzono do wiezienia; tym
zas, ma ktorych nafo2ono ka-
ry pieniezne, natychmiast ka-
zano isG do domu.
Podobno ,boodlerzy" ME
beda apelowaG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
Kosciuszk o
Grand Rapids, Z sierpnia, 81 r.
Kochany Majsterku!

Grand Rapids, Z sierpnia, 81 r.
Kochany Majsterku!
Pc przeczytaniu we Wiarusie
tyciorysu Sl;sza i psalm6w Kocha-
nego Dawidka z West Salty do
piero nabrallsmy wyraznego wyob-
ratenia O osobie i chalakterze die.
rzyciela Kropidta. A niechze go
dunder swisnie - m6wia Gal,cya.
ME - takiego kierownika organu
relgiijnego, razem jego popleczni
kami!
Naszem zdaniem, trzebaby to-
60 hultaja posiac przynajmniej ma
10 lat do szkofy dzikich Indyyan,
zwfaszcza, ze ludzie znajacy 60, po-
wiadaja, il dostaje kolo1u indyah-
skiego cd picia zbyt mocnej bran
dy. Przerobienie vice tego czerwie-
niejacegodz ika karpackiego ma ru-
doskorca ME kosztowafobv wiele mo-
zofu.
Ka2dy prawy Polak powinien
takiego fotra l jego pismo O kilka
hlok6w omi jac, by sic cd niego
ME zapowietrzyi.
z szacunkiem
H. Lewoudovski
Sekretarz protoku!owy Tow.
4 osciussko W Grand Rapids, Mich
(Pieczec urzedowa.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
POdZiekOWanie.

Detroit, dina 3go Sjerpnia 1887.
Niniejszcm skfadam najser-
deczniejsze podziekowanie Szanow-
nemu Zarzadowi Zwiazku Mar.
Polskiego, jako j wszystkim czfon.
kom n%aletacym do tegoz, "a RE
feline j punktalne wypfacenie mi
wsparcia posmiertnego W kwocie
$4,000 po zma:tym me4u moim
8. p. J6zefe Cirowskim. R6wniez
dzlekuje Szanownym czionkom
Tow. Synowie Polski "a ich prace
i fatyge okofo sprawy moiej pod
jeta, oraz opieke i wsparcia pod
czas choroby "a zycia me&a mo-
Jego.
Pisze sic z winnym s%zacunkiem
Illianua0 Cirowska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA
DrObne Echa.

z A RAPIDS pisza
Wsarusowi: - KS. P g s
rozgniewany ma Polki, naletace do
Stowarzyszeuia Grosz R1ski, "a
to, ie urzadzify niewinna zabawe.
- Towarzystwo Kojciuszh wy
bralo delegation ne sejm Zwiazku
Mar. Pol. do St. Paul swego pre-
zydenta Jana Lipczyh-
g k i Q o. - Psalmy Dawidowe
uwaza wiara "a doskonAfe i Owl
czy sic W bpiewaniu onych. Nawet
prostaczkowie pija zdrowie Wa
rusd.
CHICAGO. - KS. Barzyh-
ski zaiozyi tutaj fabryke swi q
tych kropi d Q /, lecz ponie-
wat bizncs ten ME popfaca, "a.
kfada jpz druga .fabryke: VIE
conych nozy y, takich samych,
iakiemi ukraihscy fanatycy Ia
c.asow K~atarzyny recall Polakow.
Fabryka kropidef zas zamieniona
zostanie ma fabryke miotef, j ma
ten eel JUL pos.ukuja sgent6w. Je-
lei. do x. Radsiejewskisgo prsycho.
dsi kto daG ma mszs sw., 10 py-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
LISCIK OTW
Detroit, I sierpnia.

Detroit, I sierpnia.
Uwiadamiam niniejszem wy
dawc6w gazet, kt6re mi SO pose}a.
ne bez mojego zyczenia, szczegol-
ME wydawc6w Kropid1a oraz Wary
4 Ojczy-ny, he "a ME p}acic ME
bede.
Kon. NowQkowski
GIG Williams Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
Wygrane
" lOteryina szkOfe polska
20 Pittsburgh.

Pittsburg, 4 sierpnia, 81 r.
Upraszam Szanowna Kodak
eva Warusa, aleby W organic
swym ogfosic raczyta co nas,epujo:
w kohcu miesiaca lipca wy
losowano u mas ma korzysc budowy
novel, ~obssernej szkoiy polskiej i
domu Siostr: 5 ztotych zegarkow.
Nastepujace numery wygrafy
po jednym zygarku.
q seryi l - wygraf Los: s39
To II nn 764
~ unn $50
V 500
Kto z Rodakow roAnych miej-
scowosci zakupif sobie jeden z po-
wytej wymlenionych los6w takowy
.~jeszcze posiada jes' proszony przy-
STAG mi go, a odbierze natychmiast
wyznaczony ola owej seryi zegarek.
z wyrazem wielk. szacunku
1916 Penn Ave. KS. A. Jaworski.
Pittsburg.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
DRUGA
GAZETA POLSKA
w STAN. ZJEDN.

w Loup City, 20 Nebrasce, po-
jawito sic mareszce ma poczqthu 6ie3q-
cego miesiqcs cd daaona Jul zapoaoie-
dsicne pismo polskie pod tytutem
Gazeta Polsko 70 Nebrdsce.
Rsmo 70 bedzie przedewszyst-
KEN organena R1oh6w, zamieszha-
tych 20 popiatach Sheman, VaAy,
Howard, GreeUeyi Custur', gdzie,
jak pisxe na wstepie oh. X. Pa
secki [dawniejszy correspondent
Wiarusa] s%taneto ju4 6 polshich
koScio10w.
Wydawcq jest drukorz G. L..
Barton, Nlandczyk.
Redahaorem odpoviedzialmyns
jest J.K. Liteoicki.
Renunaerat0, Uynoszqca 81 so
rocznie, aoinna bye optacanq z gory.
Adres tego mouego pisma:
Gazet0 Rlska
Loup City Sherman Co., Ne6r.
L. 3. 48
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

PfACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
Skrzyneczka do list6w.

Pan Leonowi N i e.
O d O S k 9 mu. Masz Pan
pofroczny abonament naprz6d "a
ptacony. Jedrsejowi Tuteckiemu
poczelis.ny posetac Wiarusa do
Galicyi cd mr.. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
DISTRICT ASSEMBLY"Nr.

,,DlSIRlCI ASSEM-
40 Rycerzy Piracy W New Yorku
zadrwi}a sobie z przepis6w tempe
ranckich novel konstytucyi rycer-
skiej. Urzadzlfa W tych dniach
pikmk ma Coney Island, ma kt6-
rem piwo p}yne}o strumieniami.
Pan Powderly, ktdry mia} wy
gfoslt move uroczystosciowa ME
stawi} sic, wczesnie poinformowa-
ny, jakiego mu Rycerze Piracy
chca sp}atac fgla. Pokaze sic te-
raz, czy ~naczelny zarzad zakonu
Rycerzy Piracy skorzysta
obowiazku, n%a}ozonego nan przez
nowe konstytucya i zasuspenduje
ma czas nieograniczony distrykt as
sembly Mr.. 40, ktora W tax raza.
cy spos6b przekroczy}a przepis
Temperament.
LAMONT, prywatuy sekretarz
prezydenta Clevslanda, tyje coraz
bardziej. Zazwyczaj demokraci staja
sic coraz chudszymi.
W STANIE MAIN jakib czfo'
wick, oczekuiacy konca swiata,
PRAGUE mad pobudowaniem du4ej
ark. Chce on skonczyc swe przy-
gotowana ma potop pred wybora-
mi prezydenta.
w TEXAS ME wolno gfosowac
kobietom temperanokir. Nato'
Mast zakupify ony nabozehstwa pc
kobcio}ach, ably uprosio cd Pana
Boga zwyciestwo ola prchibicyoni.
stow.
KURYA rzymska ME chce sic
mieszac do spraw Rycerzy Piracy.
SZERYF miasta Chicago ME
chce sic juz pozwolic kapac
aadnemu wiezniowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

SZERYF miasta Chicago ME
chce sic juz pozwolic kapa6
Aadnemu wiezniowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

blikanami ~znaczy}o powiem lyle,
jak kiedy W ostatnis niedziele po-
wiedzia} tutaj apost6} armii zba-
vienna do ludu polskiego, re wiara
katolicka tylko dziesiec lat potrwa.
- Pan Krez zosta} wybebniony,
t. j. bebny zmusi}y 60 do milcze.
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11
PIP. Menard & 7. Stan
Notaryusz publiczny
ADWOKAT&
K0NSTABEL

i bi6ro handlowo-przemyslowo
komisowe.
Wyciaga a kty; wy
pisuje Margecze, Deeds
czyli kopie b ipoteki,ko n.
trakty kupna j sprzeda1y,
wynajmu %[rentu) i wszelkie
umowy handlowe ] familijne,
take tie s t mt y.
Kol e pieni ad re "a
prace ma w}asny koszt.
Sprzedaje domy i Lofty
karty okretowe
ZABEZPIECZA Cd OGNIA,
Wymienia wysefa i sciaga
pieniadze. Bioro handlowo-
przemyslowo komisowe P. P.
Menard and
Z. STAN.
Telefon No. ALAG
546 Milwaukee ave.
Biora l86 W. Madison st.
)230 Ewing Str.
Chicago III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-11

ia go sic, azali czyta Kropidto.
Gdy odbierze odpowiedz przecza-
ca, bierze tylko lyle pieniedzy, lie
sic nalety Ia czytaaa, res.te sas
zapisuje do ksiegi jake abonament
ma Kropidto. Zwykle z grzecznoaci
zamawiajacy msza dopfsca wtedy
j%oszcze i lyle, lie sie naleiy "a
spiewana. - Me ma co movie.
X. Radz1ejewski to dobry bust
nesman! Ale jakie wstydzid sic
must "a swojego brata redaktor
Katolika z Bytomia, tak4e kapfan,
ktory jus pare lat przesiedziaf "
wiezieniach pruskich Il budzenle
" ludzie polskim miiosbi do pol
skieJ Ojczyznyl - Dziwuie zaiste
czasem sic plecie ma tym Boiym
swieeie! - Jeden brat W obozie
obr6hc6w Polskl, drugi W obozie
jej nieprzyjaci6t....
MINNEAPOLIS, S sierpnia.
- Cenzor Zwiazku Narodowego
Polskiego p. Franciszek Grygla-
szewski bawi Ju& cd 6 czy I ty.
| godni W Kalifornii. Kociemski ba.
wi cd tysodnia tutaj i cd niego
dowiedzielismy sic, ze powrotu
Cenzora spodziewa6 sic mo3na "a
dni 8.
CHICAGO. - w tutejszym
kosciele sw. Wojciecha odbyfo sic
W dniu 8 sierpnia naboiehstwo
"a 8. p. Stanislawa Grubihskiego
(Przysfano o tenn nabotehstwie
oznajmlenie do Wiarusa, lccz juz
"a p6zno, by mogto bye umiesz.
czonem pred 8 sierpnia. - Maj-
ster.)
CHICAGO. - Sprawl pa
ma Bilihsklego, Prezydenta
Katolickiego, tax stoi, Re
choc5y i 20 takich Radziejew
skich 60 bronifo, obronit go
ME So W stanie. JUL jego
sprawki So znane i ma jaw
wszystkie wyszfy pred stol
sedziego.
z tego beda twarde orze-
chy do gryzienia t. j. z sadem.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

Mn. ANDREW CARsEGIE's letter, CAV
inc his reasons why he will not sub
scribe TO a fund to celebrate in New
York Queen vietoria's jubilee, has
struck a keynote in the American
ear which will be hailed with delight
by all excepting those Anglo-maniacs
who admire everything "that is Eng
lish. you know" He believesthat II
is anti.American as well as un-repub-
lican in any OF our citizens to go into
ecstacies Of delight over a purely
monarchical celebration, and says
that our Republic ought to be served
by citizens true to the fundamental
idea upon which her political institu'
tions were founded" 1t seems incon-
sistent for men who have solemnly
adjured all foreign kings, potentates,
ETC., and especially il they had been
subjects of Great Britain, Queen Vic
ioria, to launch out into p@ans OF
praise and acts of adulation OF the
very sovereign they have renounced.
The comfy of nations may require
the interchange of digni6ed official
courtesies upon such occasions, but
the true attitude OF the citizen of q
Republic, who believes in the sover-
eighty of the people, is to discounte-
nance everything that savors OF
toadyism to hereditary rule.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
Los angeles Sewerage.

The report of Colonel Waring upon
a sewer system for Los Angeles has
been published. 1t is not discourte-
GUS to say that no has thrown no
light upon the subject we were in the
dark about before. Indeed, he seems
to have in the main adopted the idea
of the City Engineer and of all our
local engineers upon the subject OF
proper drainage, merely extending
his system to or near the ocean. ot
course, it would take many millions
of dollars to carry out his system to
its utmost limits; but it is doubtful
il in the end any better results would
have been reached than would
be attained by adopting our present
arteriai system and ramifying it with
auxiliary sewers. We publish in an
other column a communication on
this subject from Mr.. John Z. Jack
son, ex-City Engineer, who had a
great deal to do with the establish
ing OF our present system OF main
sewers. The information contained
in this communication will be new to
many OF our readers, who have
doubtless labored under the mis-
taken idea that We were without any
system worth considering. 1t will
be seen that with our present system
all sewage entering our drains
reaches the debouehure OF the sys-
TEN at the southern line of the city in
twelve hours. The inclination is
from sixteen to twenty-one feet per
mile, and that gives sufficient fall to
carry off the drainage with velocity
that holds in suspension all matter that
ought to be permitted to enter into
our sewers. But what we particularly
wish to call attention to is the fact
that the sewage OF this city is now
valuable fertilizer, and is all taken by
corporation whose stock has a
large money value in the market.
Mr.. Jackson estimates that there are
one hundred and three thousand
acres OF land south of this city upon
which our sewage can be used with
profit. This, reduced to heads of
water, would only be enough to irri-
=
that each hundred acres of the one
hundred and three thousand could
Only have one irrigation day every
three years. This is very
striking and important point
in connection with the disposi-
ton OF our sewage up to the time
when we shall become colossal
city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

No one will dare to say hereafter
that Los Angeles is provincial city.
None of the great capitals would have
given a more liberal reception to opera
than has been accorded this week to
the n ational troupe by the people OF
this city. Five representations have
been given this week, and on each
occasion the Pavilion, capable OF seat
ing four thousand people, has been
all but jammed with auditors. Not
only have they filled this immense
building each time, but they have
willingly paid prices for seats four
times greater than the ordinary rate s
charged.fo for tirst-class entertainments.
True, the works of the great compos-
ers have been interpreted in a man.
ner and on scale OF magniticence
simply unprecedented; but at the
same time our people have patron
lied the venture in an equally grand
and magnificent manner. That they
have done this implies more than
mere money liberality; it implies an
esthetic taste and culture on the part
of our people which argues that we
posses more dilletanti to the square
foot than any other city in the Union.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
Ara8afR-
Arcadia.
Has the only genuine flower farm in Call
farufa
PeonIe,s store.


To-day we offer as special a line of fifty
pieces Of windsor fancy dress foulards at
SC yard. The designs are entirely new
and have been selected with the utmost
care, and will be found to please all
AS extra to-day,we offer "a line OF bonclec
Jerseys, in variety OF colors, and maze up
wi b coat back and excellent finish. The
sizes run from 81 to AZ They VIII De sold
| to-day at 500 each, and are worth Sl.50.
In our silk department we willplace upon
our counter 20 pieces of silk pongee at 25c
a yard. This same quality has been sold
| over our counter at SOC.
| During the day we will place on sale q
| line OF as handsome patterns of plaid dress
| goods as was ever shown at Zoe a yard
They are worth from soc to SOC yard.
| In our underwear department we have a
line of children's lace hounets which we
offer at uniform price OF 49c each. You
will find among them some worth as much
| In our fancy goods department we will
| sell to-day children's lace collars at SO each
They have never been sold for less than 20c
Ladies' fancy colored hose will be sold
to-day, special, at 121ac pair. worth zoe.
Fancy. colored tides at l0c each, worth
| 25c.
Boys Norfolk checkered suits will be sold
today at 50. 60 worth 81.
Canvas bunting suitings. IA yards wide,
| In black, navy-blue and brown, will be sold
to-day at Csc a yard, worth soc.
Seven. foot window shades, in all colors
| at 49c each. Spring rollers. with fixtures
ETC., complete.
Children's French kid shoes. with tassels
at 81. rs, worth $l.71. PEOPLES STORE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

SEVERAL OF the great writers aud
composers OF this century draw not
yerv obscure conclusions concerning
the native curiosity of the fair sex,
implying that they ingeniously seek
to gain possession of secrets, while
not always prudently keeping them
Wagner, the composer, and Tenny-
son, the poet, devoted at least one
effort each, in presenting their con-
clusions in this direction. In Lohen-
qrin, Wagner strikes his finest KEY at
the point where Elisa" secures the
forbidden secret which separates her
from "Lohengrin" forever. In Ten
nyson's Tirien his climax is reached
where "Vivien" succeeds in Turing
"Merlin" to yield his fatal secret OF
woven footsteps and the waving
hands," resulting in the death of her
ia vorite also. Perhaps an excuse for
the ungallaRt implications OF these
auth ers was an eccentricity which
suggested itself in Tennyson by al
one time refusing an offered patent
of nobi hty and afterwards reconsid-
ering it; and in Wagner that during
his literary life he resided al
Baireuth in a house curiously de.
signed and built by himself.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

ANOTHER bold train robbery is an
nounced. This time near Austin,
Texas. The robbers are supposed to
be new hands at the business, and
yet they got away with the booty.
Ii trains can be brought to halt and
the robbers get away with the sack
as easily as they have been doing
lately. we shall look to see the stage
gentry transfer their attention from
mountain roads and mud wagons to
the lonely plains where the iron
horse drags behind him the treasures
of transeontinental commerce.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

THE Examiner takes the CHASTITY
crime Of the Los Angeles ritrioleuse
as the text for an article placing the
responsibility for Mrs. Roselle's ter
rible act upon the law officers of San
Francisco, who permitted fragrant
miscarriage OF justice in the case Of
Nav Jacksons who dashed a cup of
sulphuric acid in the. face of her vic
tim, Martin Fuller. If in that in
stance the culprit had been made an
example of, Mrs. Roselle would have
hesitated before she put into execu-
tion an act of inconceivable infamy.
Doubtless Mrs. Roselle thought that
il May Jackson could seek revenge
in this horrible fashion and come out
of it as heroine, she could also ex-
ercise her iendish instincts and pose
rs woman who had done brave
and commendable deed. So, il Mrs.
Roselle should succeed in evading
punishment for her horrible crime,
it will be an incentive to other
women, who have dallied with the
Illicit passions, to dash corrosive
liquid into the faces OF their faithless
lovers. The Examiner we'll remarks
that the general proposition that
women of clean lives do not revenge
themselves like demons of tie pit, is
of sufficiently obvious truth to need
no illustration" The woman who
pistols her betrayer may be instinct
with noble attributes; but the wretch
who would throw vitriol into the face
of any human being is devil incar-
nate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

RAIN fell yesterday all over the
State, nearly, from Monterey to San
Diego; but it left Los Angeles out,
Notwithstanding great banks of moist
laden clouds lowered Immediately
over us all day. 1t is among the
possibilities that we may yet have a
grateful fall before the month is out.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
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WE have received another large
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presentation OF the resources and
attractions of our section will be now
dlled as soon as sent in.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
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OF thoroughly seasoned finishing lumber,
comprising ceiling. rustic, wainscoating 6
and casing stock is now being unloaded at
our various yards. This lumber Is all first
class and very dry.
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First and Alameda streets,
EAST Los ANGELES LUMBER YARD,
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
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Don't delay; take warning; they are going
Come and see our beautiful land.
RosECRANs IMPROVEMENT Co.
Rooms and Wilson Block.
24 West First street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

Public Notices sewing machines, IL
gold and 10 silver watches, lot of guns and
pistols, clocks, jewelry, and trunks, will be
sold for amount loaned and interest
Money loaned on any article OF value
Watches cleaned, 81. Peoples Loan Once
500 N, Main St. opp. postorce.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

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